NHK stands for Nippon Hoso Kyokai, which translates to Japan Broadcasting Corporation. It is Japan’s national public broadcasting organization, responsible for providing television and radio services throughout the country. Established in 1926, NHK operates multiple television channels and radio stations, offering a range of programming that includes news, education, entertainment, and cultural content. As a public broadcaster, NHK is funded primarily through viewer fees and aims to serve the interests of the general public by providing accurate information and a diverse array of media content. Its mission includes promoting understanding and appreciation of Japanese culture and fostering a sense of community among the population.
NHK is seeking ¥54.7 billion in damages from IBM Japan in a legal dispute. The lawsuit follows a contract aimed at overhauling NHK's operations, originally due by March 2027. IBM…